Outlaws of the Prairie

Synopsis

Outlaws of the Prairie is a western film released in 1937 starring Charles Starrett as the daring hero. The story follows Starrett as he battles against a ruthless outlaw gang that terrorizes the local townspeople. Filled with action-packed scenes of showdowns and horseback chases, the movie captures the essence of the Wild West. As Starrett fights for justice, he must confront his own demons and make tough choices that will determine the fate of the Prairie. With a mix of suspense, drama, and classic western tropes, Outlaws of the Prairie takes viewers on an exciting journey through the rugged frontier.

Cast

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  Charles Starrett

  Dart Collins

• Donald Grayson

  Slim Grayson

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  Iris Meredith

  Judy Garfield

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  Norman Willis

  William Lupton

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  Dick Curtis

  Dragg

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  Edward LeSaint

  Lafe Garfield

Reviews

Outlaws of the Prairie has garnered mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praised the film for its engaging storyline and charismatic performances, others found the plot to be predictable and the characters lacking depth. One reviewer from IMDb commented, 'Outlaws of the Prairie is a solid western that delivers on action but falls short in character development.' On the other hand, a review from Rotten Tomatoes stated, 'Charles Starrett shines as the fearless hero, bringing a sense of authenticity to the film.' Overall, audiences have rated the movie 6.8/10 on IMDb, reflecting a moderate level of satisfaction with the film.